Center For Family Health Jackson County Scoreboard - May 7th, 2025

Boys Golf, East Jackson Invitational at Calderone GC. Photos by Sara Scaife, JTV Sports.

BASEBALL

Columbia Central 10, Homer 0 – Six runs in the 4th inning helped CC control game one. Four different Golden Eagles tallied two hits.

Columbia Central 11, Homer 1 – Lukas Calhoun led CC, batting 2-for-3 with an RBI. The Golden Eagles improve to 19-5 overall.

Hanover Horton 17, Vandercook Lake 2 – Jack Wooster dominated at the plate, batting 3-for-4 with 5 RBIs for HH. Luke Soper added two hits and three RBIs.

Hanover Horton 9, Vandercook Lake 0 – HHHS scored all nine runs in the first inning. The Comets improve to 16-10.

Michigan Center 3, East Jackson 2 – Levi Layher batted 3-for-4 to lead the Cardinals. The pitching helped MC outduel the Trojans in game one.

Michigan Center 8, East Jackson 5 – Miles Stewart batted 3-for-3 with 2 RBIs for MCHS.

Grass Lake 9, Manchester 3 – Luke Guthrie led the hits for GL with three. Dustin Paul earned the pitching win, striking out eight batters.

Grass Lake 16, Manchester 1 – Sal Vitale led the Warriors, batting 3-for-3 with 3 RBIs. Gavin Killinger and Cam Prater each added two hits, GL improved to 19-1.

Napoleon 10, Leslie 6 – Grant Straub and AJ Buckley each had three hits to lead the Pirates.

Leslie 10, Napoleon 0

Pinckney 10, Jackson 3

SOFTBALL

Hanover Horton 16, Vandercook Lake 0 – Ava Smith and Hallee Swihart each had three hits for the Comets. Alexyn DuBois allowed just one hit pitching.

Hanover Horton 17, Vandercook Lake 0 – Amanda Ley threw a no-hitter for HHHS as they improved to 22-3 overall.

Homer 9, Columbia Central 2

Columbia Central 13, Homer 3 – Gabby Gaydosh, Hailey Wetherby, and Rylee Knapp each had two hits for CC. CCHS is now 20-2, joining Grass Lake and Hanover Horton at the top of the Cascades Conference.

Michigan Center 15, East Jackson 0 – Jaidyn Fulk and Kylie McKee each had three hits to lead the Cardinals.

Grass Lake 10, Manchester 0 – Bree Salts led with three hits for the Warriors. Emily Brown, Nadene Hubbard, and Kennedy Collins each added two hits.

Grass Lake 11, Manchester 1 – Emily Brown led the way for GL in game two. The Hope College commit batted 3-for-3 with 2 RBIs, Mackenzie Hilberer added three hits as well. The Warriors improve to 21-3.

Napoleon 15, Leslie 2 – The bats were hot for Napoleon in the opening game, nine different Pirates had a hit. Kaitlyn Fall earned the pitching win.

Leslie 10, Napoleon 8 – Three runs by the Blackhawks in the 7th inning helped them rally to split the Cascades-East doubleheader.

Lumen Christi 6, Marian 1 – Strong pitching propelled the Titans in the Catholic League matchup. Bella Wrozek had 11 strikeouts in the first game. Laney Barancin and Lucy Wrozek had 2 hits apiece.

Lumen Christi 7, Marian 0 – Ollie Powers kept it rolling in game 2 with 15 strikeouts. Bree Okoniewski led the offense with 3 hits and 2 RBI’s. The Titans head to the Catholic League playoffs as the #1 seed with a 10-2 league record.

AA Skyline 24, Jackson 9

GIRLS SOCCER

Napoleon 3, Jonesville 0 – Elle Naylor led the Pirates with two goals and an assist, Lily Eagen scored the other goal.

Quincy 9, Springport 1

Leslie 3, Columbia Central 0

Grass Lake 3, Hanover Horton 0

Manchester 2, Michigan Center 1

Ypsilanti Community 2, Jackson 1

Marshall 5, Northwest 0

BOYS GOLF

East Jackson Invitational at Calderone:

1st – Jake Brafford (Northwest) – 70 (-2)

2nd – Cody Rowe (Northwest) – 73

T-3rd – Brandon Kulka (Lumen Christi) & Nicholas Joly-Naso (Grosse Ile) – 74

Jackson College at NJCAA Region XII Championship (Bedford Valley):

Jackson finished in 7th place as a team in the regional championship. Eric Bonser finished 12th overall, shooting an 82, 75, and 77 between the three rounds.

Jackson College Men’s Golf, NJCAA Regional Championship at Bedford Valley GC. Photos by Karson Durocher, JTV Sports.

TRACK & FIELD

Concord, Reading at Springport: Concord defeated both teams in both boys and girls. Springport went 0-2 in both. Bradie Lehman set a PR in the 200-meter dash for Concord, and also won the 100-meter race.